KANSAS CITY FAITH BLOGGER SLAMS BOOK BAN TREND!!!

Right now we share a rare endorsement of a blogger with whom we don't often agree. 

But consider this . . . 

TKC readers are searching for content, perspectives and insight far outside of the mainstream. The same impulse to ban books would apply to any "alternative" view of news, discourse and educational material. Even if it's remarkably frivolous like our hottie-powered endeavors.

With that, we'll let this prolific local scribe make his own arguments which probably won't persuade people who haven't already made up their minds. 

Check-it . . .

"Oh, heavens. We don't want our children to imagine that there's more than one way to think about things or that there could possibly be conflicting beliefs about faith, do we? Well, yes, we do. Locking children in protective cocoons will simply cause enormous problems later -- problems like we're already experiencing from people who are convinced that they alone have (or their religion alone has) all the answers."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com news link . . .

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